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Two major green hydrogen projects have hit the skids. Does it still have a future?

Barely five months after the federal government committed more than $22 billion over 10 years to boost green hydrogen as an alternative fuel, two major projects have hit the skids.

By: ABC News (AU)

Oct 05 2024
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Two major green hydrogen projects have hit the skids. Does it still have a future?

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